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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-05-21

ABOUT eight O'Clock these evenings,
when the sky is clear, Jupiter can he
seen beaming in the eastern sky, and
Venus blazing in the west. They are
the two BRIGHTEST of our stellar luminar-
les not often seen together to such adj
vantage.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-05-21
MARRIED.

At thu residence OF VIM. II. McKalyey,
on Second st by j. r. Ridenour, pastor
of the 4 b. Church, DIR. WIN ii WOLFF,
Of this place 70 Miss MARGIE A SIMON, OF
Penn.
Jefferson papers please copy.
MAY 1s3a, 1887. by Elder John Brindlc,
Mr.. JOHN W. CRAWFORD to Miss Lucy
ROCKWELL, both Of Berkeley county, w
Va
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-05-21
WHAT, GOING To STOP !?

Now, don't---six lines down is a great fact,
well worth the attention Of sanssale peapie
like yourself when you Interrupted ~,
we were just on the point Of saying, that this
elegant assortment q stylish el9snsaS jast
opened is calculated TO
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-05-21
BOOTS. SHOES AND CARS,

call and see our large and complete
stock-embracing all styles and quail
ities-from poor to the best. And
at prices that according to the quail
ty Of goods, meets all competition.
We adhere to our old rule, viz. to
recommend no other than good goods.
G. q q.
Queen St. Blondel Building.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-05-21
Thanks
"A ysTF I.T.Tux-a x
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For having read this. ~Yoa havnt
read IL 4" Oh don't apologize, Ter You
will read 1t Just tts same. because taere i
here spell OF tragical b steal,
twistical rythym and measures oppressive
of pleasures, as hard to ret away from as
the lnssy and tfasty, beautiful and wealth.
fal bargains we are just opening 10 Mems
Youths, Boys aud Childrens' eiotliag cal
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-05-21
Burhhart @ %.
Trunks. Satchel. &c.

We have just received very large and
beautiful stock Of TRUNKS, CLUB Gags
aud SATCHELS, and cheaper than ever be-
fore. GE1TINGER 4 HOKE.
Queen St Rlondei Building
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-05-21
Resting on The Rock Of Perpetual Success

The word Doodle is reaching a
wide range of signignifcance. But
when Montana paper remarks that
the collection basket Of the church
contained a good supply of Doodle"
the Philadelphia call thinks it is
carrying the meaning a little to far.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-05-21
BUSINESS LOCALS.
cETTlNCER & HoKE.

Before buying your Spring and
Summer
The Somerset reporter., 1887-02-02
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THE TELEPHONE GIRL.


We'll. :" said Mr.. Roland Wayne. when
me came into his office. after several davs
Hines, vi Il IA wretehed II .uralaia. which
affected him whenever the ea-f wind bl,.,,
..vou aot some ON, for I'm, tclcpbomr-,li
YOU, Burns" aYrs. sir. The hcad clerk
repljed. .Tbe youne lady I'm, been here
since Tuesday,
"Yoms adv, exclaimed ur. Wayne.
testify. awhv did YOU yet a woman \
brokers' Office is no place for a woman.
"Whv vou see. sir said Rnrn. With
an obvion, embarrassment and appreben.
sivc ulancps toward n liaht oak narlition
behind which the new oprrat6r Sa, in
eoneealmenl. ayon didn't say nnythino
about thai-only that Mr. Richard. had
his hands full with The wires. and ,hat
there.d have To be some one to take eharp,
of the telcphone. 80 =
Tim, is lust like you. Bprns s,id
Mr. WAYNE St;lnping hack into his nri
vate Office. ANY one else would hay,
known better
"Why, You see. sir" said Burn. der,.n-
>iXelv. as lie followed him bark. Il dtdn.t
think it would mfkc much difference IN,
Young lady is very capahlp. and she seem.
10 want the place so badly, She i very
poor ,ir and supports her mother. /
know something about her. yol see.
"0bl Some flame of yonr. sunno.r
Burus, Very nice arranorncnt far vo,
no doubt"
Il beg pardon. sir" said Burns. in nm
offended manner. Il am married man E.,
by .lovr9 So you arr s.id Rnl,nl
Wavne, with laugh. Il had forgotten
that. Though. he IA Ided. hnmoron.ly.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-02-02
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,

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The Somerset reporter., 1887-02-02
SELECTED.

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The Somerset reporter., 1887-02-02
for IN'TRNAI,
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The Somerset reporter., 1887-02-02
Somerset Reporter,

TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE.
AGRICULTURAL. READING.
LITERARY READING,
HOME READING,
CORRESPONDENTS
The Somerset reporter., 1887-02-02
ERoUS oFFR!

The proprietor ot this remedy has such q
tidl nee in lis curative powers that hc mai
he following
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
81. -, Abroad.
o. L. Holiday, Esq; Of Moundsville,
wac in tine city yesterday.
Mr.. Jsmes E. Mccoy, OF Fairmont, was
at the stamm house yesterday.
A. ID. Grow, OF Littleton, was registered
at the Howell houae yesterday.
Harry Fl. Worth, Of LaBelle street, is
visiting friends in New Msrtinsyille.
Mrs. Maxon, OF Pittaburcb, is visiting
Mrs. ]. B. Wills, Of North Market street. !
Mics Mary Jano Martin, OF Pittsburgh,
ia visiting Mrs. Burzslia Jaquay, of this
city.
Mr.. David Deloe, OF the INrELL1eRNcER
composing room, returned yesterday from
a pleasant visit to friends in the wilds of
Tyler county.
Miss McMechen and Mr.. B. K. Nc.
Mechen will entertain a large number Of
their friends at their elegant home on
Chapline street this evening. . 55
Messrs. y. Herbert. Of st. Louis, and o.
q. Perkins, OF DesMoines, leading glass
buyers, are at the Mcclure House. Mr.,
Henry Fuller, Chicago glass buyer, is at
the Stamm house. ~. 4
Mr.. Bernard w. Payne leaves this morn
ing for Philadelphia and the sea shore,
where he will spend months vacation.
He will be accompanied to Philadelphia
by Miss Jennie Griffith, who will visit
friends there. 5#
H.V. Webster and Misses Dora, Annis
and Hattie Webster, Of Quaker City, Ohio,
and Misses Annie and Visa Hall, ofSpen-
Ger; Station, Ohio, are at the Mcclure
house. The Missed Webster are nieces OF
Hon. N. B. Scott. .s,5!5 8 5s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07
BROKE OPEN A CAR.
A Little Episode on the Hempileld Railroad

4 Little Episode on the Hempileld Railrond
Yesterday.
AT an early hour yesterday morning
four men broke tho seal on box car
loaded with merchandise, bound for
Washington, Pa, as the train Of which it
was part was standing ut West Alexan.
der waiting for orders. When discovered
by the train men, three Of the miscreants
escaped from the Cur to gondola on the
came train, but the remaining one was
locked up in the box car. When the
train was in the neighborhood Of Tay.
lorstown he succeeded in pushing
open the door and jumped out, rolling
down m embGnkment. When tho train
arrived at Washington, Policeman Sea-
man, who had been summoned, captured
one Of the remaining three who had
stayed on the train. The other two es.
capped and started up the track towards
Pittsburgh. Policemen Seaman and Red
man went ont on the early passenger
train and discovered the fugitiyes
near Zsdiker's station. Whom puraued
by the policemen they ran into
q corn field, but were captured after an
exciting chase. They were brought to
Washington and lodged in jail. On be-
ing taken before the Squire they confessed
to breaking open car for; tho purpose OF
stealing ride and were sentenced to pay
S. fine and the costs and 20 to Jail for ten
days. Tho man that jumped of at Tsy.
loratown has not, as yet, been appre.
hended. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07
RABBI NJ. sRssLRR
Released By his Congregational Funny

tsf ~ Fl, Story. ;y},s x, il.s sf
Z At q recent business meeting OF The
jewish congregation Of this city, Rev. DR..
NJ. sessler's term as Rabbi having OF.
pired, the question Of accomplishing him
for another year Was put and lost by a
vote Of 20 to IL. A ridiculous story was
printed last evening, ii6rportingto give
the reason for this action. Members OF
the congregation when auked about II
gsid there WAC no special reason, except
that the congregation desires 10 secure a
Rabbi to!preside In the Synagogue who
Is more eloquent man, the idea bolng to
strengthen the congregation, and eventu.
ally erect creditab!e tomplo. The gen.
ersl preference Is for a younger man OF
American birth. Many Of thom spoke
very highly OF DR.. Sessler personally and
regretted his departure.
A reporter Of the ISTKLLlaRScER met
Rev. NJ. sessler last evening and asked
him what he had 10 say about tho story
which hsd been printed as to the cause Of
bis retirement as Rabbi Of the Wheeling
synagogue, claiming that II was due 10 bis
piucking magnolia in Wheeling park,
which the rules expressly forbade.
The Doctor smiled and answered, "That
Ia eilly; perfectly pveposterous."
"What have you to say about the rumor
that you are relieved from duties hereaf.
ter In the Synagogue ?" z go
Nothing"
"Have you any statement to make2" &
~ have not" 55s - :5i
"From your answers ! infer that the
Park episode is not tho real cause OF your
reported retiroment?n -, E.}t, b
ut is not. have been hero for seven
years, and am well.known and identified
with almost every charitable enterprise in
the city. I leave the people to Judge 80
they see ft. About anything in regard to
alleged differences in our Synagogue,
must beg,you to let mo remain SILENT"
The same published story referred 10
allows names Alfred shallcross as wit.
nees Of DR.. Sesaler's net In plucking the
magnolia. MIR. Shallcross asks to be set
right. He says he was not at tho Park on
the day referred to, never saw Dr.. Sessler
pluck a magnolia there, ind never said he
had. The story, so far as it refers to him,
| Ia entirely false, N.z.szs siH -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07
SMALL noY DROWNED Or. u, ;1 D J.
Sad Accidsnt on the River at North wheel.


Ing Yesterday. 4 4
Yesterday afternoon o number Of boys,
among them Eddie Robinson, the son Of
Mrs. James Robinson, IT,, a widow who
lives in Alley O, wero playing about tho
river bank near tho old Sweeney property.
Eddie and a companion got into an old
john boat and padded about awhile, the
boat leaking badly. Finally the boat cap.
sized, one eide sinking beneath the sur.
face first, and az the boys started up In
alarm; the boat went down edgewise,
throwing both out in the channel. 2 \
They were econ by several men who
CHANGED 10 be near, and they ran 10 the
bank, but Eddie had already disappeared
beneath the surface. The other boy,
whose namo was naId to DO Eoif, was res.
cued. :, 4, 4 !. Z. b 4 r " ~
seineu and hooks were procured at ouce,
and untiring efforts made to recover the
body until late hour last night, but with
out euccess. II N. Il Al Ia. N{35s
Eddie was about nine ycars old. He
was "a grandson OF Mr.. James Robinson,
proprietor Of the Magnolia Restaurant, on
Water street, and his father, James Rob.
inson, j., was drowned In the river sew.
eral years ago. He and q man named
Parker were out lin skif at night, and
were run down by towboat and both
drowned. Ills supposed they were asleep
at the time. i ~ s., n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07
AN IRON BUILpING FALLS,

Ono of tho Wings of tho Riverside Tube
ifls Works Collnpses.
A aerious accident which narrowly es.
capped having fatal results occurred at the
Riverside Tube Works, at Benwood, yes
terday. The heavy iron frame work Of
ono of the wings Of the building now in
process OF erection collapsed and fell in Q
confused heap with loud crash. The
fall WAS caused by the breaking Of one OF
tho guy ropes with which the frame is
held in position until made rigid.
at the time Of the accident thirty.fvs
or fourty workmen were inside the build.
ing. They saw the frame totter in time
to escape from beneath the falling iron
beams. One man was nearly out when
he saw that the irons must crush him be-
fore he was clear OF the frame, and with
great presence Of mind he darted back and
stood between two. of the uprights, 80 that
both escaped him. fsf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07
A Lndylike Slioplifter,

De4ulIt IlVuHe. ssst411a. M "a 80 ~ ~
Yesterday afternoon a well dressed aud
fine looking woman entered the store oil
Somehow 4 90. and asked to SEQ some
silk umbrellas. After looking at them and
other different articles she started to leave
tho store. As che passed Mr.. ]. NJ. Some.
born no discovered silk umbrella she
had taken, and on being accused Of it she
put ona bold front and claimed she had
bought it at another store, but when
threatened with arrest she weakened and
gave up the following articles: One ailk
umbrella, two pairs silk mitts, one bolt OF
ribbon, silk handkerchief and pair Of
sleeve buttons. She begged very hard
MOTTO have her arrested, promising to
leave the city at once. On those condi-
tons Mr.. Somehow let her 80, and sho
at once took the street car and no doubt
went to Wheeling. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07
THEIR SILVER yyEppING.


Ar. and Mrs. Anton Rcymann Celebrate tho
Event Happily.
Yesterday was tho twenty fifth aaniyer-
sary Of the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Rsymann, and the event was quietly
but happily celebrated out at Wheeling
Park. Onlyrelstives and intimate personal
friends were present. The Opsfa HOUSE
Orchestra contributed to the general
pleasure with its delightful music. Con.
gratulstions and ws!i.w!ahes were show.
cred on the respected couple, and they
were made the recipients OF number Of
handsome presentn, and nevor were pres.
ents given which more truthfully were
given from the heart. Z 25t'5 3sss,ssi=5
+ At S O'Clock n tempting repast was
served. The showers Of the afternoon did
not at all affect the festivitiea. The public
at large joins the guests in their expires.
siors OF congratulations and hopes for a
long life Of unalloyei happiness in the
future, IL s! : ! .f5li3..,ft 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07

Grassy Lick drain. alone, there were at
least 700 acres Of farm lands that wore
either entirely ruined or so badly damaged
as to be Of but little use for farming pnr.
poses for years to come. ss"'l!sg
The latest authoritative reports from tbe
Eureka oil field, near Petersburg, contain
the following information: There are now
three producing wells in the district with
production OF little over thirty-fiye bsI-
rels per day. The last well to come in
was the Barnsdale & Mills we'll which was
reported at lofty barrels. This is moi true
It came in. st about eighteen and ia now
doing fifteen barrels. : N.. - /"
The Mooretield Examiner says: Wa have
heard, but won't ,vouch for liz correetness
that the Baltimore &Qhio Railroad Com,
psny will put their engineers on the roi,t ,
between hore and Romney, in a abort
time. Out OF the number of proiected
roads to Moorefeld il does look ike We
ought 70 get one, Mt least. There is strong
talk OF Tour. lines Of road, sll pointing to-.
ward Moorefeld-the road nom Cumbsy,
land, which the engineers arc now at work
on 1.-the B, d o., from Romney; the Min.
sral road, from strssburs, and the Cum.
borland Valley, from Martinsburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07

The dead mans brother offers to pay
the expenses of an agent Of the Board Of
Commissioners who will 60 to New Eng
land and turn Lowell Cores papers over to
q duly appointed Administrator Of his estate.
This offer will probably result in that
course being adopted. 1gi,s 5f,1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07
DURNEY NI,NORToN,lN JAIL.
lilo Comes without n IRequisltion-Thken |,
see tho Womnn he Assaulted. IA

Hc Comes without n Requisltion-Thken to
4s. see tho Womnn he Assaulted.
Burney- McNorton, the colored assailsnt
OF Mrs. Ransom Taylor, who was arrested
at steubonville and lodged in tho Bridge
port lookup, was given hearing before
Mayor Junkins, at Bridgeport, yesterday.
Prosecuting, Attorney Jordan and Chief
OF Police Smith went over, and alter n
talk with tho prisoner, he consented 10
como to this side without q reputation.
He was committed to jail, by Squire
Davis in default Of $1,000 bail TO await
q hearing at 9 P. NJ. on Saturday, July 10.
Erysipelas has set in from the cash over
Mrs. Taylor's head, and her condition Is
still serious.
McNorton begged to DO allowed to SEQ
her, and Capt. Smith accompanied him to
Mrs. Taylor's house in Alley 9. He was
allowed by the physician in charge to en-.
ter the room, but was not permitted to
speak to the woman. He cried a little
over the matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07
LOCAL BI,EVITIES.

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
the City.
Two deeds Of trust vera admitted to
record yesterday.
SQUIRE ARKLE yesterday fined Frank
seibert 81 and costs for profane swearing.
A NUMBER of Wheeling people will 90
on the excursion to the Atlantic shore
to-day. 735.!.es
The Weather Clerk ia furnishing enough
rain just now to compensate. amply for
the recent serious drought.
THE Riverside blast furnace resumed
yesterday. This is the only industry in
operation ut present in Bsnwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07
Bellnirt

Col. J. T. Mercer ia recovering from an
attack Of pleurisy.
all three OF the county conventions,
Republican, Democratic and Prohibition,
will be held here. 1,i5e1T'
Dr.. a. ]. Sanders daughters, Of Grand
Island, Neb., are .visi!ing their grand.
father, NJ. NJ. Sanders. =. ~ h
Workmen are buBily engaged in laying
the stone walls OF the fountain BASIN on
the Square. The circle occupies the cen.
tro Of the Square. ~ ..!.s53.i + d. 5i3l.1G
The North Belmont sire ct people will be
granted, by an ordinance past it's first
reading, the privilege OF placing a curb
atone for. the side walk six feet out from
the present side walk curb. The space
between 10 TO be planted with trees. va
Rev. R. F. Keller. of the Frat M, Z,
church, ie booked for debate on the
subject Of baptism by immersion, with
Rev. J. A. Harding, a Disciples preacher
from Kentucky. Tho debate Is to be held
at Woodsfeld in November. - "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07

Rev. n. A. Dsueberty, now making hig
headquarters at Pittsburgh, but for many
Yeas resident Of Texas, and Il member
OF the Austin Conference Of the NJ. E.
Church. will lecture at the Fourth Street
NJ. E. church this evening on the home
mission work Of tho VI. L. Church in the
South. Mr. Daugherty 10 sgent OF the
Austin Conference to secure for thst
Church tho college offered by the town OF
Odessa 10 that church, which will secure
$4,000 for o building and $4,000 Tor an
endowment fund. 81 G.i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07

Hamilton Wyklo, Of Monroe county
who had been plowing unhitched his ho1ne
from his pillow and tieing the lines to his
hand Sat down in the ahade to allow the
animal to grazs. It became frightened Of
come object and ran of dragging the un-
fortunate man over the rough ground till
the life WAS kicked and battered out OF
him ig I'D s-gf. w. = Ts 80 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07
MARTINS FERRY,
Excursionists to the SEA Shore-Flshermen-


Other Notes.
MIR. John Lloyd returned to New Jeraey
yesterday. i,s Z 5fa,9 ~,
The Happy Ten fishing club are in
camp at Saltwater. "
Dan Reardon loft for his home in Phil.
lipsbure, Pa, Tuesday.
Prof. ]. Z. White and David Wilson. OF
Mt. Pleasant, are in the city. !.
John W. Crooks, of the Ohio Tauey
News, ia sojourning in Gastonville, Pa. i
Miau Maggie Remington left yesterday
to spend five weeks in Noble county.
Henry Lsasurs md wife leave for
Getttysburg to-day, to spend a couple OF
weeks. ~. 3
Council met Tuesday evening and trana-
acted general routine business and ad-
journea. 10. $50. 3,s,FI ~
All business houses, except drug stores,
close at 1880 P. NJ. from now until Sep.
TENDER l. IiiFFl5is
Officer Murphy run in drunken man
& P. depot. 4 j.
Tho colored man OravenB and the white
woman Drake, succeeded in getting mar
ried in Bellaire, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Porter, OF Uhricsyille, was in town
yesterday looking alter $2UO horse that
was stolen from that place last Thursday
night. ,5;ts,,il H.
The Orchard nine and Red Stockings, Of
up town, played base ball yesterday, re-.
sulting in score OF II to in favor OF the
Orchard nine. a.. i "a ;i.si
Col. R. Findley smylie delivered an in
teresting lecture in the NJ. E. church last
night on tho subject "What are We Doing
to Benefit Humanity ?" A large and ap.
precistive audience was present.
The "sam Jones" fishing club goes into
camp this week, fully equipped with
everything that goes to make q good time.
One feature shout the club is the corpu-
lency Of each member, who sre: Louis
schwalb, Of Wheeling, Henry Floto, P.
McDonaugh, Smoky Prince and John
Noon, of this place. 80
The following peraons mako up the
party that leaves for Atlantic City and the
coast summer resorts to-day: Messrs,
Theodore Keller, Charles Rolhermuud,
Glenn McOabe, Frank link, Harry
Humphreville, Charles Kuckuck, and
Charles swartz, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc Donsush,
MIR. and Mrs. L. O'Neil. They will be
gone about ten days. s 50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07
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a Lively Lodger,

A man named John 'Hallisy stopped at
the Howell house last evening. About IL
o'clock he went to his room, and shortly
the other people in the house heard ter.
rible racket, and going to Hsllisy's room,
found him demolishing things. The po.
lice were called in and Hallisy was locked
up. He is said to be from the country,
and to be the same party who was run in
for diaorderly conduct on Main street
some time ago, q. 3ii.ssIF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07

The Democratic Central Committee OF
Belmont County met Of St. Clsirsville on
Tuesday and choae the following delegates
to represent the county at the State Con-
ton: W. s. Barton, 7. 7. Murphy Ham
Glass, W. B. Cash, George Q. MCGEE, S.
@. Hamilton, ]. i. Ohsrlesworth, Albert
Lawrence, l., NJ. Riley, DR.. P. 4. Chap.
man, DR.. J. v. Riddle. The delegation is
solid Tor Thurman for Governor. The
County Convention will be held at Bell
ARE September 80. ~ -